The Hoosier F卸 Published by the Zeta Chapter of the Fratemity of Phi Gamma Delta at Indiana University FALL 1少88 BLOOMINGTON, INE)RANA ZETA STANDS STRONG AMID TU則MOIL By Tim Moody Inte血atemity Council continued to an August 1968のS article. Editor Prior to血is, aCCOrding to a March 19, 1968, H)S article,血e Faculty Two decades after that radical year, VOice its protests to the Faculty Coun置 Cil s proposals. Dapi聖血e massive wave of protest Council had already i卿posed a sy§!em 1968, many Still remember the surge of deferred rush on au fratemities at IU. and fervor血at besieged all comers bf Of protest that shaded Indiana Uriver‑ This would not have allowed freshnen 血e campus, Beechwood Sity to pledge and would have hurt frater‑ strong and mighty while血ey main‑ Amid protests in Dum Meadow nities financially. According to血e ar‑ tained her morals and sound ideals. In against the Vietnam War and demon‑ ticle, nOt a Single fratemity member fact, Zeta chapter place se∞nd in 1968 strations in front of the business WaS COnSulted and fratemity men among the national chapters in building against Dow Chemical Planned to picket at Ballantine Hall・ The resulting absence of a 20‑ Or s Greek system. s pro‑ duction of napalm, Greek organizatious were attacked as being racist. 寝Fraternities have been attacked as Said an August lO, 1968,脇m D房砂 e飾しCiency. A∞Ording to Graduate Bro血er John 30‑man Pledge class could be瓜e finan‑ C. Eckert, cial kiss of death, SerVative than the average house. said a March 15, 1968 JDS article. discriminatory and hahors for bigots , s walls stood 71, F郵s were more con‑ Despite the flow of drugs血at students The picket was ca11ed off, but the (Cbntinwed an page 2) Stz肋ent ffDS) article. The main force of attack came from IU F卸S Win Consecutive Cheneys 血e powerful black movement of the time. According to ano血er H:鳩arti‑ Zeta had not won a single award at Ekklesia in Denver, CoIorado,血is past Cle, members of the Afro, Afro‑ American Students Association Summer, until it was announced that we had captured tPe highest honor of血em (AAASA) staged a sit一心on血e Little 500 race track to protest discrininatory fratemities competing in a11 ‑ the coveted Orion H. Cheney Cup. Bro瓜er Tim Grove, One Of six Zeta delegates who attended the Ekldesia, Said 血ey were beginning to feel shut out. We were suxprised血at we hadn a single抽ng up until it came tine to announce the last award, t won he said. After血e University of Washington‑ and Tennessee Tech tied for second, it. In addition, aCcording to垂e H)S, the Indiana University Board of Trustees ordered all IU fratemities to submit PrOOf of non‑discrimination ̀̀or be kicked off campus. Furthermore, some members of the Faculty Coun‑ however, Brother Grove said he吐ought we would probわly vyin. sure we had gotten￣ it after not getting any血ing else, This is the second consecutive year that Zeta has been awarded血e prestigious ￣￣￣‑ ∴ ∴∴二 Cheney Cup. Zeta has now won it eight times ‑ mOre than any other chapter. 三￣三二二∴≒ Cil have indicated血at they feel frater‑ nities should be done away with because血ey ̀are not academic, We were he said. said 郎応Lt.Gわvemor Ze吻GradeBro砺erFねnkL. 0タBannon ′鼻2waselecledon NbtJ.8aS肋e"eJCJL手Got,emOγ qf九億(耽a.Ze幼eh(やめγCOn一 gれα励めめSBタの脇eγ0 Bamon andwiβhes筋mthebest. 三 一∴二二三三≒≡== 三三三三 CHENEY CUP: Zeta,s six deIegates accept the award at Ekklesia in Denver. \r\nPage 2 THE P7t?Sident HOOS量ER FIJI Fal獲1988 s Message 】肋e Hoosieγ Fiii is published regularly by血e men of血e Fratemity Bui萱ding For Our Future of Phi Gamma Ddta at血diana Univer‑ Sity for members and friends. Greetings Brothers! The incoming Cわinet is Iooking forward to the challenge Alunni news items, Photographs and of maintaining the strength of Zcta chapter, bo血on campus and intemationally. Change of address notices should be It is rare for a cal)inet to have one Cheney Cup behind it, let alone two in a Sent tO Zeta Chapter of Phi Ganma Delta, Alumni Relatious Hcadqualters , row! This recent success is the culmination to years of past effort and our goal P.O. Box 1311. BIoomington, IN is to continue to bund for the future. Most importantly, We CannOt become complacent. We cannot simply rest on the laurels of our past success, aSSuming that it will just continue. Nor can we 47402‑9975. be content to just maintain our present standing. We must press on, Striving to Chapter O鮪cers be血e best chapter we can be. Fratemity life at Indiana University has changed greatly in血e past few years. President The key to success lies within being able to adapt to a changing society while Dan Dickman upholding血e Zeta億adition. These changes I speak of refer mainly to血e social aspects of fratemity life and to the rushing of prospeetive members. Bo血of血ese Treasurer items are important topics today, nationally and at Indiana University in par‑ John Gri鯖n ticular. Zeta has taken great strides狐d will continue to lead the way in血ese areas due to undergraduate determination and graduate support. Recording Secretary Brent Amold If you have not had an opportunity to retum to Beechwood皿s fall, I invite you to do so. Our renovation Whose planning began lO years ago・ is now com‑ plete. The final stage was completed this past summer, Which included adding Corresponding Secretary John Grief on a completely refu血ished kitchen and enlarging瓜e dining room. The total cost for血e entire renovation was $830,000. Many thanks to George Gim, PreSident of血e house co町oration Histo rian 血e rest of the house corporation, and the many others who made this lO‑year‑Old dream a reality. We are anxious to begin our new term and look forward to working for and Chris Storms with our Zeta Graduate Bro血ers. Daniel A. Dickman, Chapter President Newsletter Editor Tim Moody Perge! STRONG AMID TURJMOIL Bro肋er Ret/it/体脇onal R脇Cカmit,al 佃ontinued fりm Page J) became invoIved with during that Fun and food were血e two main objectives junior Bro血er Brent Amold had troubled time, he said almost none of in mind when he urged血e Student Alumni Council (SAC) to reestablish血e tradi‑ our Brothers used血em. tional IU Fall Camival. While Phi Gamma Delta refrained As prQject director of血e SAC, Bro血er Amold used his innovation and wit from being actively invoIved with血e to convince over 50 campus organizations to participate in the October 14th car‑ movements of the time, Graduate nival. A similar event had run every fall from 1948 to 1964狐d he felt it was Brother Eckert said individual time to bring it back. 白It seems like traditions and socializing have changed from past years and I members did become invoIved. There was a high level of consciousness … guys became active, but in a di舐3rent wanted to try and bring some of them back, Brother Amold said. The idea to revive血e camival cane to Bro血er Amold when he realized血at way,,, he said. Additiona11y he stated IU Sing occupies the winter and Little 500血e spring 血at it was the issues血at dominatrd arrd to coincide with Homecoming・ ̀̀Hopefu11y the camival will make everyone at Beechwood was definite‑ Homecoming at IU what it should be… a WOrthwhile event which invoIves血e 1y aware of血e movements going on. entire campus, Zeta has forged through瓜e times as but no血ing ∞CurS in a血m Bro血er Amold said. The carnival was held in the gyrmasium at血e HPER building and included 白fun booths, , sponsored by血e participating organizations. One of the boo血s a leader in scholarship, intramurals campus invoIvement and, mOSt impor‑ touted an EIvis impersonator, While ano血er featured血e camival treat of throw‑ tantly, Bro血erhood. Since 1968, Zeta ing pies at someone s face. has possessed血e Little 500 trophy and Bro血er Amold was not血e only Phi Gam invoIved, though. Sophomore Bro血ers two consecutive Cheney Cups. While Jeff Cesare and Brian Schreck tock charge of coordinating the seven restaurants issues, muSic and clothing have that occupied boo血s selling food and beverages. In addition, SOPhomore Bro血er changed in the two decades since that 血1e Of tumoil, basic pattems and sen‑ timents have remained血e same, Matt Orme rounded up a prestigious circle of booth judges including Dean McKaig, law professor Lori Ginger and Dean of HPER, Tony Mobley. The camival generated over $2,000, Which was donated to the United Way. \r\nFal1 1988 THE HOOSIER FIJI Page 3 New AIcohoI Po獲icy Enforced Upon Greeks 89 by University o鯖cials to verify血at no the Dean of Students. Already血is academic year saw a new alcohoI The beginning of the 1988‑ alcohol regulations are being violated. year, house have been busted and are The change血at has occurred血is On SOCial probation, eXCluding them enforced by血e Alurmi血te血atemi‑ year is the presence of AIFC in week‑ 1y fratemity or sorority visitations. On from such events as IU Sing and Liト ty Council (AIFC), is the su切ect of any night of血e week, a Chapter may As always, Zeta chapter has proven great controversy and血e topic of much expect a visit from members of the to be a front‑rumer in adop血g血e new debate. AIFC. The visitation teams are always alcohoI policy. The members of the accompanied by a student who is not Chapter understand the seriousness of new policy at all. Rather, the change a飾Iiated wi血the chapter being visited, 血is matter and are cooperating with血e 血at has occurred regards the methods and no member ofthe AIFC may visit Cal)inet to keep Zeta safe from any by which rules and laws regarding his own chapter. POtential problems. POlicy come to Indiana University s Greek system. The policy, Created and The new policy is not actua11y a 備e 500. alcohol are enforced at IU. According to University regulatious, fratemfty and alcohoI present心the臆Chapte己IOuSe , us臆in」弧r̲飽emPtS通園1ive wi血this If these teams find any traces of As Graduate Bro血ers, yOu Can help SOrority chapter houses are student 血e team members will触e a report alcohoI policy. We request血at when housing and are血erefore fo血idden Wi心血e University stating血at血e you visit血e chapter house, Please keep from having alcohoI on瓜e premises. Chapter is in violation of血e Universi‑ all alcoholic beverages out of血e com‑ In addition, because they are con‑ ty regulations. From there, the chap‑ mon areas of the chapter house. The Sidered student housing , a11 fratemities ter Chapter can even be held liable for and sororities are su助ect to visitation fratemity Council s fate lies in the hands ofthe Inter‑ s judicial board and Zeta Chapter Welcomes 26 Pledges alcohol that graduates have in血eir POSSeSSion. Your cooperation in血is matter is greatly appreciated. This year, We are Very fortunate to have 26 outstanding pledges. In prepara‑ tion for the day on which we wi皿all address them as Bro血ers, the pledges have John Gri雌in Treasurer done much to show血eir worthiness of血is great fratemity. Wi血midlemsjust in, We Can See血at血e pledges have瓜e potential to reach a GPA between 3.1 and 3.2. The pledges have also worked hard on血e intramural field. They went undefeated, Winning血eir league in flag footba11, aS Well as doing we11 in several Smaller sports. We look forward to the day when such outstanding individuals will become members of Phi Garrrm Delta. 加ham〃朋l S〃 CCe$SeS Once again, the Bro血ers of Zeta have captured first place in in億amurals Brian Schrech and Mike Ashman for瓜e fan semester. Hard wok, deter‑ Freshman Advisors mination and bro血e血oed have brought firsts in cross country, Singles temis , 血ree‑On‑血ree basketball and volley‑ ball. Second‑Place finishes include flag football, gOlf and so餓)all. Overall, the intramural trophy, resting at Beechwood for 16 of血e last 1 8 years, remains an important aspect Of life at Zeta. The pledges have also played a vital role in the pursuit of winning again血is year. They won bo心血eir皿ag footbaⅡ league and血e volleyball title. With血e school year almost half OVer, it already looks like血e men of Phi Gamma Delta wi11 hold the in‑ tramural trophy for a 17th year. ZETA IS PROUD TO SHOW OUR NEW 1988 PLEDGE CLASS Tim Powers Intramural Chairman \r\nPage 4 THE HOOSIER町JI Fal1 1988 Haunted House: A New F卸Phi萱anthropy A haunted house in an empty store In addition, he said血e prQject took an active role, rather than at the Co11ege Mall, October 24 to Oc‑ showed a lot of initiative on the part Pledges… it showed more a心out active tober 31, under血e supervision of Of the entire chapter, because of血eir Participation in community affairs and Bro血er Curtiss Wall, allowed Baker Participation. Although pledges par‑ activities o血er血an血e usual IMs, Cup to contribute $3,400 toward血e ticipated one night,血e en血e haunted CamPuS Organizations and so on… ・ It Children house was the product of active WaS a huge success,,, Bro血er Wa11 invoIvement. said. Phnanthropic prQject in which actives house wi11 become an annual event. s Organ Transplant Association. Brother Wall, a junior, Started meeting with 97WB radio station in ̀̀All in all it was the first house In addition, he said the haunted Bloomington at血e beginning of血e SemeSter tO Organize血is huge philan一 也ropy prQject・ I knew Baker Cup was one of 血e weakest links in血e house, SO I was Zeta加脇d舵S A 卸ecねI L略aq If Bro血er Stephen D. Slavin were alive today, he would be proud of his vyasn t initiated yet, I did and I knew I would be a bro血er no matter what, he said. looking for bigger, mOre POWerful Zeta chapter of Phi Gamm Delta in‑ Brother Slavin said瓜e best thing 血e prqiect streng血ens itiated Stephen T. Slavin on October about being initiated is血at it brings Our entire Baker Cup because this is an 9, 1988, after having to wait a semester him cIoser to his deceased father. isolated prQject just for Zeta, u血ike for him to make grades for initiation. things to do, He said said Bro血er Wa11. Other prqiects, SuCh as the MS temis toumey and血e Run For Leukemia, in Despite having to wait, however, Slavin, a SOPhomore, always knew he Stephen D. Slavin, a 1964 Zeta graduate, died November 9, 1975, in a plane crash. He was retuming home Which all Fiji chapters may be would become a brother. ̀̀Even from a fishing億ip in Arkansas when invoIved. though o血er people didn a headwind overtook血e plane he was t realize I 組ying, CauSing it to crash into a tree. Beechwood Renovation Completed Zeta F卸S have always been proud Were needed to improve血e physical Now an initiated member of Phi Gamma Delta, Bro血er Slavin said he feels a certain bond to his fa血er. ̀̀There is血at tie血at you want to Of the intangibles Beechwood pos‑ StruCture in every area of the house. sesses , her reputation and負home‑1ike The changes have also strengthened our follow in your fa血er Pride in and bond to Beechwood. now I thinkI can feel血at tie, atmosphere, but now we can all be s footsteps, and he said. In addition, Bro血er Slavin is par‑ PrOud of her physical appearance as well. Phase II of血e $850,000 renovation Derek Mobley ticularly excited to become a brother S ophomore because now he can o餓cially lavalier WaS COmPleted in late Octcher, at a COst his Kappa AIpha Theta swee血eart, Of $225,000. It is being funded entire‑ Kathy Famer. 1y by瓜e Graduate Bro血ers, however, all of the money has not been raised F抑R棚er Alna匂Lea俄ng肋e W砂 yet・ 血Phase H, a皿of瓜e restrooms were Not many bike racers get past senior COmPletely redone: neW tile was put Brother Bbb Bender in a race. Train‑ hopes to bring the trophy back to down, along wi血a new paintjob and ing regularly bo血by himself and with Beechwood. rearranging of the fixtures. his teammates, Bender has won two This phase also moved Diner Frank s m車vr contests already瓜is semester. into the underdock. The kit‑ In血dianapolis, he won the Stock Chen now has all new appliances and Bike Division of the Little 500 Velo‑ more roon for Frank,血e house cook, drome to whip up his infamous game‑day first in the Senior IV Division of血e chili. This move left room to double BIoomington Match Sprints, OPen tO 血e size of血e dining room. anyone in血e nation wi血a U.S. Cycl‑ Bro血ers are sti11 undecided as to if the appearance of the new kitchen has s reunion night. He also placed ing Federation license. Bro血er Bender helped Phi Ganma imPrOVed血e taste of血e food, Or if it Delta place second in last year is just血e atmosphere which is better. 500 and hopes to see a victory血is Corresponding Secretary Senior David Henriksen said血at血e changes John Grief and Todd Ransom, Bender s Little year. AIong wi血senior Dave Schmiet and juniors Brent Amold, Scott Hunt, 血this past spring,s Little 500 race. \r\nFal1 1988 THE HOOSIER FUI Page 5 How Our Brothers Found Their Sorority Wives Graduate Bro血er Rona肋HwnJ 59 rescue with a blanket and some sophomore year in 1962,血e Bro血ers met his AIpha Chi Omega wife, Pat, SOOthing words. Married only six gathered in glee to serenade her. When he was hosting a rushee. Pat was mon血s,血e two have no kids. the rushee His wife and Phi Gamma Delta had the biggest impacts on Graduate s date. Graduate Bro血er Hわnk O肋e ,66 had Bro血er LaSalle s life. They both com‑ ed, Ron and Pat left the rushee at been dating his Delta Delta Delta wife, bined and were certainly a special Beechwood and went out themselves Tanmy, Since the seventh grade when relationship… bo血a big part of my for a Coke and pizza. One year later, he pinned Tammy his sophomore year life, they were pinned to each o血er. in conege. To celebrate, Bro血ers filled Immediately afer血e rush party end‑ After he pinhed her,血e whole house Plastic bags wi血water and血rew血em Serenaded Pat, While Ron got dumped On tOP Of him from an upstairs window in the Jordan River. Graduate Brother as he came back into the house. Hunt said that his wife was always Married while still in college, he said. The LaSa皿es have血ree sons and one daughter. Graduate Bro血er Mu」広Hb∬Cman 76 met his AIpha Chi Omega wife, Julie, when he served her table while work‑ Ioyal to F卸S and had a close bondmt ̲ Graduate臆Brother̲ QrmeL St辿Iem皇i塑造̲ Only wi血him but with Phi Gamma active in the house and said it was a ing as a bus boy at the Quail Ridge ̀̀great way to go through college. Country Club in BIoomington. Delta. In addition, he said血e house really SuPPOrted Pat because they were Pinned ‑ eSPeCia皿y when she was After they were married, he reports 血at Tammy b∞ame One Of the guys. She became kind of a mascot. Hank and Tammy now have two crowned the 1959 Miss Indiana. Graduate Bro血er Hunt and his wife They were pimed on Christmas Eve while he was in MBA school and she WaS ajunior at IU, and as soon as she graduated they were married. In血e first years of血eir marriage, SOnS. they set up F卸Brothers wi血o血er now have three sons. Graduate Bro血er Jchn Slrobel 83 met his Chi Omega wife, Jackie, While Graduate Bro血er l轍m LaSdaとJ64 AIpha Chis and successfu11y ̀̀egged dated his Kappa Kappa Ganma wife before conege. After piming her his On the marriage of Bro血er Mark Laesch and血e former Kathy Ball. ・ CrulSmg uP and down血e aisle ofa bus On its way to the annual trip to Kings Island amusement part in Cincinnati, Ohio. At the pak,血e two sIowly got WbJth Ndmed打切I Lalvyer Qf肋e 】毎ar Zeta Graduate Bro血er John O. Worth 65 was given the honor ofbeing named SeParated from the group and ended up Trial Lawyer of the Year by the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association. The award alone on many of血e rides血ey went lS grven m re∞gnition of outstanding and dis血guished contributions to血e citizens Of血diana and leadership in the血diana Trial Bar. After being lavaliered on Valen血e s Graduate Bro血er Worth has successfully defended the rights of famers in Day in 1986, Bro血ers attacked him Indiana and血e Midwest and has received national recognition for his accomp‑ While he was washing dishes in血e kit‑ 1ishments and efforts. We at Zeta salute his work and are proud that his leader‑ Chen, Stripped his cIo血es off, and gent‑ Ship abilities started with Zeta. 1y tied him tO the tree in front of血e Ch千〇 house. Since grad関血培in 1970 from血eL IU Schoohof Law , B記血er細めrthhas forme(」‑ his own law firm and lectured at farm conferences. He has also served as瓜e Moments later, Jackie came to his PreSident of his Iocal Chamber of Comnerce. Classmates can reach Bro血er Worth for more news of his family and career by writing him瓜rough P.O. Box 309, Rushville, IN 46713. Dads J Wセekend James Earl Uim) Dice This year s Dads Weekend on November ll‑13, featured血e first amual Fiji Dad s Weekend Charity Golf Scramble. 59 studied English literature as an undergraduate and then went on to IU Dental School, graduating in 1963. Jim is retired after 23 years and a commander ranking in血e U.S. Navy as a dental o餓cer. While in college, Jim was invoIved wi血the YMCA, Geman Club and was a member of血e IU Marching lOO. Find out how Jim創Is血e leisure time brought Fathers and sons paired off in a golf by re血ement when you write to him at 200 1 1血St. S.E., Washington, DC 2(Xro3. toumament which took place at血e Country Club in Bloomington,血anks W皿am Dale a±ill) Ramsey to Graduate Brother Dennis Smith. mS,寂t am q諦fe wngll〆,γ砺e shqe J am jn! J woα肋Jike Jo see or hear万om The accumulated $10 entry fees were donated to the Leukemia Society. SOme d 28 writes, ̀At 83, J+n "Ot fZS aCtive as I once my conte〃やO朋ries, qf co[掘e, many a′t? already ad astrcz, Bill was married to血e former Laura Jane Stoat, an IU Phi Mu alurma; he Dave RandaⅡ WaS remarried in 1973 to Hamie Renner. He notes that his son James, is also DadsタWeekend Chairman an IU F郵・ Share your news wi血Bill via P.O. Box l 15, Whitinghan, VT O5361. \r\nNews and Views From Graduate Brothers 獲題 87 was Stephen Andrew (Guppy) Gephardt a criminal justice major at IU and is 76 is an anesthesioIogist with Brother Jacobson notes an amual now woking as a probation o能cer in C.C.A.A. in Las Vegas, NV. After spring reunion of Graduate Bro血ers graduating with an undergraduate degree emphasizing bioIogical sci‑ Bi11 Thompson Point, IN. He is also the manager of 血e College of Court Reporting. Blues ences, Guppy went to血e IU Medical in FIorida. Je鯖rey Tyne a±lues) Moody the juvenile department of Crown Plans to attend law school in血e fu調re. Bob Foster 74, Bob Hinds 72, 73 and Bi11 Rumbley 73 School, eaming his medical degree. As an undergraduate, B血es was in輸 While he was in college, Steve was voIved with bo血the SAC and SAB. invoIved wi血intramurals , the founda‑ At Zeta chapter he served as scholar‑ and was aIso血e pledge educator for tion and SAB. He is married to Debbie Jean, an IU Kappa AIpha Theta graduate. She has a term of o飾しCe. her B.S. in Nursing andi膳also an R.N. Ship, intramlrals and F卸Isle chairman 01d Kei血. Richard A.叶rooper) Keck 80 1ives at 620 Raintree Cir., Mt. Vemon, IN 47620, Where he is an automobile dealer and血e vice president of Keck Ford/Mercury. He is also血e owner of U‑Pile‑It, Self storage. Blues, Who is sti11 single, e巾OyS The Gephardts have four children: Among Bro瓜er Keck,s activities are fishing wi血Graduate Bro血er Robert 9‑year‑Old Ji11 Marie , 8‑year‑Old Amy the Kiwanis, Elks and血e Professional Wylie, M.D., Playing tennis, Water Elizわe血, 6‑year‑Old Julie Ame and Sales Manager Society. He is the skiing and playing basketball in his 3‑year‑Old Andrew Cleaver. treasurer for bo血the United Way and SPare time. Letters can be sent to Blues at 911 Lake George, Hobart, IN 46342. Of his Zeta family he notes血at bo血 the Westem Hills Country Club, aS his bro血er, David C. Gephardt, and well as being the director of the Mt. his nephew Vemon Chamber of Commerce. Mat血ew Moore Were IU F卸S. News from Graduate Bro血ers He and his Pi Beta Phi wife, Mary wi11 reach Bro血er Gephardt at 2427 Am, have血ree children: 7‑year‑Old 血e senior vice president of TRC Cor‑ Laurie Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89102. Elizabeth Ellen, 4‑year‑Old Joseph POration, Indiana,s largest audio re‑ COrding and production company. Prior Charles Dirk (Stormげ) Storms to being named to血is position in 1987, 血e president of Red Spot Paint & Var‑ he was血e chaiman and president of nish, Inc., 1ocated at llO Main St., G∞nge Thorms Evansv皿e, IN 47708. After gradua血g snow/water skiing, IU basketball and George M. (Schatz) Schatzle血 46 is 血c. , a flower and gift WⅢiam and l‑year‑Old Ross Edwards・ 65 is Mary Am is also an IU graduate With a degree in education. Richard lists his hct)bies as: boating, from IU wi血a degree in business ad‑ restoring and showing antique cars He gradunted from IU wi血a degree ministration, he attended the Univer‑ wi血an emphasis on in business administration, m劉Omg m sity of Michigan and woked on his and perfomance cars. He has lO cars marketing and advertising. He is mar‑ MBA. in his conection. reぬ組e重. 60 s convertible ried to血e fomer Helen Hoover, a Chi Charles and his wife, Elizabe血, an Omega alumna ofIU, Who is empIoyed alumna of Washington University in St. Robert N. a)ob) Whitacre as an accountant. Louis, have血ree ch孤dren‥ 20‑year‑Old real estate developer and血e president Chris, a Zeta F卸; 18‑year‑Old Andy; of Comerstone Companies and lO‑year‑Old Katie. dianapolis, IN. George has two sons, Michael and Gary, Of whom he notes血at Michael was also a Zeta F郵. Brothers can send 血eir news to Schatz via P.O. Box 97, Knightstown, IN 46148. Correspondence will reach Bro血er Storms at 1907 Briar Ridge Rd., Evansville, IN 4771 1. Inc. 67 is a irrIn‑ Bob lives at 7991 Clearwater Pkwy. , 血dianapolis, IN 46240, Wi血his Pi Beta Phi wife, Nancy, and血eir four children: 16‑year‑Old Rob; 1 1‑yearrold P鵬Iip M. a,軸) Broughton 65 has Ross Lee (Tree) Jacobson 73 is血e twins, Jay and Elizabe血; and 4‑year‑ old Jonathan. been empIoyed by Whirlpool as a PreSident of Laureate Homes, Inc. salesman for 21 years. He has been hone building fim where he is also a Bro血er Whitacre wi11 be remem‑ married to血e former Sue Von Gross‑ general contractor. Ross operates his bered by o血er bro血ers as being presi‑ man, an IU Kappa Kappa Gamma, business from his home located at lO2 de加of Zeta, and being vice president since 1965. They have two daughters : Riverview Dr., Jensen Beach, FL of bo血Union Board and Blue Key 19‑year‑Old She11ey is a sophomore at 34957. honorary. a FIorida State and a member of Delta While in college, Ross was血e Phi Delta Delta sorority ; and 1 8‑year‑Old Gam social chairman and was also in‑ Greg Michael (Chief) Moheban Betsy is a freshman at Sante Fe Com‑ voIved with the IU Foundation and is血e district sales manager for Cable munity College in Gainesville, FL. intramurals. 84 & Wireless Communications. He mar‑ ried Maftha Am Bemard in March of when you write to Phil at 3974 Coun‑ Married to the former Irene L. Mi11er, a graduate of IUPUI Dental try view Dr., Sarasota, FL 33583. Scool, Since 1977, they have two F串S at 9633 Ferris Brancn #53, c皿dren: 10‑year‑Old Carl and 3‑year‑ D血Ias, TX 75243. Leam more about血e Broughtons 血is year and would love to hear from \r\nTHE FRATERNITY OF PH看GÅMMÅ DE帽Å ZETA AT INDIANA uNIV各RsITY 631 East Thi'd Str○○t BIoomin9tOn. lndianさ474O置 く812) 334‑0034 January 9, 1989 Brethren ; The winter chi11 is in the air but the smell of warm roasted pig is just around the corner. That′s right, Beechwood′s annual Pig Dinner is coming up fast. Tbe date is February 25∴at the Seasons∴Lodge and Conference Center in Nashville. Brown County promises to be a wonderful setting for this gathering of brothers. We have Elmore 工f asked and you the would two new like (812) 988‑2284. speakers Lt. a this Governor room at year, Frank The The cost is Archon Seasons, $71. President David O′Bannon. yOu Can Call them at Bus transportation will PrOVided if you need it from the chapter house. 工t will ￨eave around 5:45・ However, if you would like to provide your own it is Iocated on ￨N 46 about a quarter of a mile east of the main Street in Nashville. The evening∴Will start around 6:30 p.m. and the cost is ￨ am sure you can not wait to sign up. so, Please fill $17. out the form below and send it along with your money to Phi Garma Delta, C/O Derek Mobley, 631 E. 3rd, BIoomington,工N, 474O5. 珊e house looks forward to seeing and spending the evening with yOu・ Fraternally , 軌畠}伸。 Derek Mobley 冒im 冒im Gi Ginn Pig Dinner co‑Chairmen Na狐e : 冒elephone Number : Number of Reservations : Amount EncIosed: 工f you plan to ride the bus please check here: \r\nTHE FRATERNITY OF PH看GÅMMA D喜田Å ZETA AT iNDIANA UNiV各寛siTY 631各章●t Third str●●t BIoomin9tOn, indiきnき474Ol (812) 334・○○34 Dear Brothers, With second semester resuming′ the countdown to the World′s Greatest Co11ege Weekend is less than three months away and the wheels are turning at Beechwood.冒he Little 5OO team has just completed a FIorida conditioning trip where in a week they rode 600 miles′ aVeraging 75 a day. We feel this Will be a promising year′ Where we′11 be returning three riders from the runner‑uP team Of last year. The fact that the Cutters′ rider passed us in the final lap only means that the desire for a victory this year is even more intense. The returning team members are seniors Bob Bender and Dave Schmidt Scott and Hunt′ junior∴Jon Brent Arnold Grief. and Todd The promising Ransom. These rookies young are men have made a comittment to hard work and discipline which is SuPPOrted may Or may by all nOt the know′ brothers the here cost of at∴Zeta keeping Chapter. up a bike As you through the riding season is quite phenomenal. The riders would greatly appreciate donations or even letters of encouragement this season・ Litt￨e 50O is saturdayI Apri￨ 26. We really hope to see you here! Fraternally , Matt Orme Rob Quigg Graduate Relations chairmen Per9e!